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Omg. What timing. I feel your pain. We recently migrated to Cloudflare Pages and I was happy at the speed and everything and now this :(. Never had a downtime w
by codegeek 3y ago
Omg. What timing. I feel your pain. We recently migrated to Cloudflare Pages and I was happy at the speed and everything and now this :(. Never had a downtime when I self hosted on my DigitalOcean droplet. damn. Re-considering going back to old school nginx static site hosting.
- madjam002 3y agoYep our current marketing site is NextJS hosted on Hetzner fronted by Cloudflare, fortunately that's still up and never has any problems. We've moved to next-on-pages for our new marketing site and I've spent the whole day on finishing touches ready for switch over at 20:00 UTC, and now this :((
- rexreed 3y agoHeck even shared hosting for $3/mo works just fine
- nabakin 3y agoNot sure why you're being downvoted
- hobs 3y agoWell then you haven't used DO that long, I get regular emails about X or Y server needing to go down for maint.
- goldinfra 3y agoI've used Digital Ocean (and many other hosting providers) for as long as most of them have existed. Most of my servers have been running nearly uninterrupted for many years. Yes, there will be a reboot or move every so often but the uptime is incredibly high. The idea that single server is capable beat the reliability of a massively distributed system is counter-intuitive and yet usually it's the case. The average distributed system is a house of cards that can come tumbling down if any one of a number of pieces fails. The average static server is a rock of stability, with very few failure modes.
- ikekkdcjkfke 3y agoThose might have had downtime, but never reported
- nijave 3y agoDid you ever reboot for patches or was it load balanced?